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Neuquén Mayors Back Major LNG Project: Key Legislative Session Ahead

Neuquén's Legislature will vote this Wednesday on a bill to ratify an agreement with YPF, Argentina's state-owned energy company, for the development of Liquefied Natural Gas. Over 30 local mayors support the initiative, which projects investments exceeding USD 20 billion and 5,000 jobs. Public sector unions announced protests against the deal.

Argentina Ends Historic Protection for Farmers: Companies Can Now Charge Seed Royalties

The Argentine government repealed a key resolution that prevented patenting living matter and biotechnological developments. This decision opens the door for multinational seed companies to charge royalties on genetic technology, potentially increasing production costs for millions of local farmers while modernizing the country's intellectual property framework.

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